On 12/14/13 9:03 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
> El 14/12/2013 13:04, Paul McNett escribió:
>> On 12/14/13 7:53 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
>>> Hi, working with DataNav. I have no problems with my app in Ubuntu, but I'm
>>> having
>>> some trouble with accented characters (e.g. "áéíóú") in windows. I think
>>> the problem
>>> is I'm doing something wrong but can't figure out what.
>> I don't think you are doing anything wrong.
>>
>>> But there must be something wrong here because the dDropDownList shows a
>>> weird
>>> character instead of an "ó".
>> Is wxPython on Windows the "unicode" version? Are you using a non-standard
>> font in
>> that dDropdownList?
>>
>
> Solved it.
> Modifying the getMadres() method using decode() to :
> def getMadres(self):
> crs = self.getTempCursor()
> crs.execute("""select Id, Nombre
> from Cuenta
> order by Nombre""")
> ds = crs.getDataSet()
>
> Choices = ['No Tiene'] + [reg['Nombre'].decode('utf8') for reg in ds]
> Keys = [None] + [reg['Id'] for reg in ds]
>
> return (Choices, Keys)
>
> Now I think that's an issue.
> Shouldn't the TempCursor behave like the rest of the Bizobj? Because in the
> bizObject
> I declare Encoding = "utf-8" and it handles the encoding stuff for me.
> Right now I've solved it, but if I'll be using a browse dialog for example (I
> will,
> and that's my next chore) I will be using a tempCursor but I'll have a hard
> time
> figuring out which fields to decode() as the fields at that level have
> already been
> converted to their appropriate types.
I'm at a loss. It makes no sense that at this level it's an issue on Windows
but not
Linux.
Paul
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